US-Made Weapons Abandoned in Afghanistan Are Boosting Militancy in Pakistan
Abandoned US arms are strengthening militant groups and worsening Pakistan’s security crisis
Afghanistan
Taliban Stage Mass Public Execution in Front of 80K in Khost Stadium
Uzbekistan and Afghanistan Reopen Termez-Hayraton Border Crossing
Visa requirements remain in effect
Afghan Immigrant Opens Fire on National Guard Soldiers Near White House
Lakanwal entered the US in 2021 under Operation Allies Welcome
Afghanistan Diverts Coal Exports to Uzbekistan
The changecomes amid heightened tensions between Pakistan
Afghanistan’s Exiled Women’s Football Team Finds Freedom at FIFA Tournament in Morocco
Jaishankar, Taliban FM Discuss Quake Relief, Regional Tensions
Jaishankar speaks to Taliban FM Muttaqi on quake aid and regional security as New Delhi deepens diplomatic engagement with Kabul
At Least 20 Dead and 320 Injured After 6.8-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Northern Afghanistan
The figures were based on hospital reports
Uzbekistan Studies Rail Link to Pakistan via Afghanistan
Talks in Tashkent focus on a possible rail link to Pakistan via Afghanistan to boost trade and port access
Pakistan–Afghan Talks in Istanbul Stall as Taliban Reject Key Demands
Pakistan–Afghan talks in Istanbul stall after the Taliban refuse to accept Islamabad’s security and border demands, leaving negotiations at a standstill
Afghanistan and Pakistan Reach Ceasefire Agreement in Doha
Power Supply Disruption After Uzbekistan–Afghanistan Line Collapses into Amu Darya
The incident has reduced electricity supplies by more than half
Foreign Commercial Tourism to Uzbekistan Nearly Triples in 2025
The majority of visitors came from Afghanistan
How Pakistan and the Afghan Taliban Stack up as Border Clashes Escalate
Ceasefire follows the deadliest flare-up since 2021 as Pakistan’s larger, nuclear-armed force faces a Taliban military with limited air power
Taliban Bans 679 University Textbooks Deemed Contrary to Islamic Principles
The group has not yet identified which substitute books should be used
Study Reveals Shopping Habits and Challenges at Uzbekistan’s Airitom Free Zone
Most shoppers say prices are lower than at other markets
Taliban Minister Confronted Over Women’s Rights at Rare Delhi Press Conference
Afghan foreign minister Amir Khan Muttaqi defends ban on girls’ education as “temporary,” sparking criticism from journalists and rights groups
Dozens Killed as Pakistan and Afghanistan Engage in Deadly Border Clashes
Both governments issued conflicting casualty figures
Uzbekistan Starts 25-Year Hydrocarbon Project at Afghanistan’s Tuti-Maidan Gas Field
The project is being executed by the Uzbek company Eriell KAM
Afghans Struggle to Afford Basic Needs as Poverty Deepens
Afghans Rejoice as Taliban Restore Internet After 48-Hour Shutdown
The blackout lasted 48 hours
Afghanistan Faces Total Internet Blackout as Taliban Shut Down Telecoms
Mobile internet and satellite TV also severely disrupted